What should I pay attention to when shooting children's photography on location?

What should children pay attention to when shooting on location?

1, don't shoot in the sun.

Although bright sunlight is a good lighting condition, which makes the scene vivid and saturated with colors, and also provides conditions for using shutters and small apertures, strong sunlight will also have an impact on photography, such as poor local shadows and wrinkles on the skin first. Therefore, it is necessary to shoot outdoor location directly in the sun.

2. Keep a distance from the colored environment.

In bright light, the reflection of objects will be enhanced. In this case, people should try to stay away from those bright and colorful scenes, otherwise the colors of those scenes may be mapped to people, causing color cast.

3. Don't wear clothes that are too reflective.

Don't wear clothes with strong reflection (such as white shirts) when taking pictures in the strong light of Deerfield. This will make some parts turn white or produce large spots, which will make the texture of clothes difficult to express.